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David Hogg’s family home got SWATted. This shouldn’t happen to anybody, ever. But plenty of gun-rights activists are noting that Hogg’s reaction is not at all normal for an alleged SWATting victim.
The financial scandal nobody’s talking about. (Accounting firms getting cozy and fabulously rich with their clients.)
Poor, poor Paul Manafort. He’s really just not very good at this whole understanding encryption business. (A lesson here for all users of WhatsApp and other pre-packaged “secure” communications offerings.)
“The world is full of stupid and angry people, and most of them live in Portland.” Another great opening line — and another great takedown of social-justice pecksniffery — from Kevin D. Williamson.
Don’t like hate speech? resist it with free speech says civil libertarian Nadine Strossen (stating what ought to be, but no longer is, obvious).
Ever wanted to know how to hire an “escort”? Maggie McNeill tells all. (Well, not quite all; she doesn’t get into prices.) This is part of Reason’s daring “Burn After Reading” issue.
They sent a SWAT team to kill an innocent man. Now all three of the irresponsible gamers face serious charges.
Apparently intent on a mass killing, a shooter walks into an Oklahoma City restaurant and opens fire. Armed citizen. One dead shooter.
As Authoritah goes after vaping, are they attacking the lesser evil to uphold the greater one? Veronique de Rugy asks.
